Searching for ThinkHome InfraTech reviews before you sign? Congratulations — you're early. You still have your savings, your timeline, and your patience. We had all three once. Then we met D.P. Tripathi.
D.P. Tripathi quoted us a base rate for a "finished" home. In fairness to him, he never specified finished when, finished to what, or finished for whom. We filled in those blanks ourselves, like idiots who assumed words come with meanings attached.
Ask for one fixed, itemized, final figure in writing. Watch what happens. That reaction is the most honest thing ThinkHome InfraTech will ever give you, and it's free.
Only one of those projects finished on schedule.
Gomti Nagar is one of the most carefully planned neighbourhoods in the country — clean sectors, wide avenues, every road mapped out before the first brick was laid. Somehow at C3/96, that planning gene skipped a generation.
Months past the promised date. To be scrupulously fair, nobody ever committed to a specific year. We simply assumed. That was our mistake, apparently, for taking a deadline as a deadline.
Every few weeks, another expense that "couldn't have been factored in." If it couldn't be factored in, one wonders why an estimate was offered at all. Rhetorical question. We all know why.
Dues owed back to us remain unpaid to this day. Follow-ups were met with the same warmth and urgency as a parking ticket. Turns out money only flows toward Gomti Nagar. Never out.
When we questioned the charges, D.P. Tripathi turned on our family and verbally abused the customer's son. A grown man, running a business, raising his voice at somebody's child over an invoice he wrote himself.
Every other line on this page has a punchline. This one doesn't. This is simply who he is when the money stops going his way — and it is the single clearest reason to keep him away from your family and your home.
ThinkHome InfraTech's Google rating is magnificent. Radiant. A glowing monument to a devoted customer base that — curiously — posts once, in clusters, in the same voice, with the same three adjectives, and is then never heard from again.
Meanwhile, every customer you can actually find and speak to in person has notes. Lots of notes. So before you let a number decide where your life savings go: open those reviews, click the reviewer names, check the dates, and count how many of those delighted homeowners appear to exist.
Publicly listed business details, shared in exactly the spirit of transparency ThinkHome InfraTech showed us on pricing. The difference being that ours are accurate and won't acquire extra charges later.